The Extinction Curse is a pathfinder 2e Player's Guide. It serves as a resource for players who are interested in participating in the Extinction Curse adventure path. This player's guide provides information about the adventure path, including its theme and setting, as well as details about character creation and options for players. The Extinction Curse is a dark and mysterious adventure path that takes place in a world on the brink of destruction. Players will take on the roles of circus performers who find themselves caught up in a series of events that threaten the very existence of their world. The adventure path is designed for players of level 1-20 and is divided into six parts, each consisting of three adventures.
The adventure path is designed for players of level 1-20 and is divided into six parts, each consisting of three adventures. Throughout the six parts, players will uncover secrets, face dangerous enemies, and make difficult choices that will determine the fate of the world. The player's guide provides a brief overview of the world and setting in which the adventure path takes place.
Letting toilet water mellow should not pose a health risk
The message, "If it's yellow, let it mellow. If it's brown, flush it down," is one most people in downtown Raleigh told Eyewitness News they would abide by.
"I think at this point we don't really have a choice so if it's yellow let it mellow," Cary resident Madrica Lowery said.
When asked if they would only do it at home or if they felt comfortable doing that at work or at a restaurant most people said just inside their own homes.
"I think at home it's not a problem, for the good of our city I don't think that's a problem at all," Cindy Wagner, a Raleigh resident said.
Vimal Vyas says he would practice that, no matter where he had to go to the bathroom.
However, some people are concerned about health risks.
Tony Brown of Raleigh felt going to the bathroom on top of someone else's waste could lead to health problems. He's concerned about germs.
State Epidemiologist, Dr. Jeff Engel says there is not a health risk.
"Urine is normally sterile as a body fluid. Even if you have a urinary tract infection with bacteria in your urine it would be inactivated with the chlorine levels in the public water supply," he said. "So there's really no known disease transmission with urine left un-flushed in the toilet."
Dr. Engel says women shouldn't be concerned about the "splash factor" either, knowing they may feel more vulnerable. People should still flush their toilets at least once a day.
"Things like to grow in urine and after a while the chlorine will inactivate in the toilet bowl water. It will being to bubble away and things will begin to grow. The odor will increase so it can get disgusting, smell bad and stain your toilet," he said.
There are dual flush toilets that are made in Australia that are gaining popularity in Raleigh.
Carolina Decorative Plumbing on Trademark Road sells Caroma toilets that have two flushing buttons.
One for "number one," whiches uses about .8 gallons of water to flush liquid waste. The button for "number two" uses 1.6 gallons, twice as much but still a lot less than average toilets.
Josh Potter, Carolina Decorative Plumbing's Chief Financial Officer says the dual flush toilets sell for $300-500 each and can save a household of four 12-20,000 gallons of water a year.
"Everybody wants to do their part. When you think about taking showers, cooking, washing cars, whatever you're using water for, [going to the bathroom] is something everyone does every day and this is an easy way for people to do their part in terms of the conservation effort," he said.
Potter says more and more people who are remodeling their homes or building new businesses are buying dual flush toilets.
If more of us used the water saving toilets, we wouldn't have to worry about what color the water is when we flush during a drought.
It describes the various regions and nations, as well as the major factions and powers that exist within the world. This information can help players create characters that fit within the setting and understand the motivations and goals of other NPCs they may encounter. The guide also provides information about character creation, including the options for races, classes, and ancestries available in the adventure path. It outlines the different roles that characters can play and suggests options for creating a well-rounded group that can handle the challenges they will face. In addition to character creation, the player's guide also provides information about the various rules and mechanics that players will encounter throughout the adventure path. This includes information about the different skills, abilities, and feats that characters can acquire, as well as suggestions for how to build characters that are effective in combat and other situations. Overall, the Extinction Curse player's guide is a valuable resource for players who are interested in participating in the adventure path. It provides important information about the setting, character creation options, and rules and mechanics that players will encounter. By reading and understanding this guide, players can create characters that fit within the world and are prepared to face the challenges ahead..
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